This is encouraging!

 

Outstanding.

I feel a 90's like rebirth coming.

 

When I retired in 2007 the place was packed................15,000 I think?

 

Positive news indeed!

 

I'm glad to hear that, I really want another Jeep, but don't want to have buyer's remorse, every time I got close to buying a Toyota I just got this funny feeling, like I was changing my religion or something, I guess that's 27 years of Jeep ownership, towing boats, road trips, driving on the beaches, etc. Lots of history for Jeep and my family....

 

Finally some recognition and reversal of their self destructive behavior. I hope this will lead to true progress.

 

If they don't merge with someone again. Hopefully they don't and straighten then own affairs out.

 

Under former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares’ leadership, the former Chrysler headquarters complex in Auburn Hills, Michigan, was starting to look like a ghost town, according to insiders. The emphasis was on “global teams,” with as much as possible delegated to inexperienced engineers in “low cost countries.” FCA US (former Chrysler) engineers complained of being told ... Read more

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I am cautiously optimistic.
Still hopeful...

 

it's about @#%&*^# time!!!!!

 

While it is good news I will say that not all areas are being treated the same; it is highly dependent on reporting structure.....whether your chain is in NA or not unfortunately.

 

Maybe. That might be changing, too.
The engines area seems to be doing best, which is interesting. Even with Daimler, they seemed to work together better than the other areas.

 

This is wonderful news.
I am also cautiously optimistic that these new folks will have learning curve periods where it'll be a good year to get themselves up to speed.
Hopefully they have the time, and management gives them the grace to fully get up to speed on projects.

 

Gosh I hope they're serious about revitalizing the North American divisions. We could use some good news like that around here.